Infobox language name Awakatek nativename states Guatemala region Huehuetenango Department Huehuetenango speakers 18,000 date 1998 ethnicity Awakatek people Awakatek familycolor American fam1 Mayan languages Mayan fam2 Quichean Mamean fam3 Mamean languages Greater Mamean fam4 Ixilean iso3 agu Awakatek is a Mayan language spoken in primarily Huehuetenango Department Huehuetenango , Guatemala in and around Aguacat n . ref Cite journal last Cabral first Ernesto D az Couder year 2001 title Culturas e interculturalidad en Guatemala url http www.relint.deusto.es ALFA EPI documentos Culturas 20e 20interculturalidad 20en 20Guatemala 5B1 5D.16 5 02.doc ref It is a living language with some 18,000 speakers. ref name ethnologue http www.ethnologue.com show language.asp?code agu Ethnologue ref ref name ALMG Cite web url http www.almg.org.gt images stories pdf awakateka2008.pdf title Comunidad Ling stica Awakateka accessdate 2010 02 17 publisher Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala year 2008 ref Awakatek is closely related to Ixil language Ixil and the two languages together form the sub branch Ixilean, which together with the Mamean languages, Mam language Mam and Tektitek language Tektitek , form a sub branch Greater Mamean, which again, together with the Greater Quichean languages, ten Mayan languages, including K iche language K iche , form the branch Quichean Mamean. The Awakatek people themselves refer to their language as qa yol , literally meaning our word . References reflist Languages of Guatemala Languages of Mexico DEFAULTSORT Awakatek Language Category Agglutinative languages Category Mayan languages Category Indigenous languages of Central America Category Mesoamerican languages Category Languages of Guatemala na lang stub de Awakatekisch es Idioma aguacateco fr Awakateko gl Lingua aguacateca hr Aguacateco jezik lt Aguakatek kalba mk nah huacat catlaht lli nl Aguacateeks no Aguakatansk pms Lenga awakateko pt L ngua aguacateca ru ... more details
See Wikipedia WikiProject Indian cities for details Infobox Indian jurisdiction native name Bahjoi type city latd 28.4 longd 78.62 locator position right state name Uttar Pradesh district Bhimnagar district Bhimnagar leader title leader name krishna kumar bittan altitude 655 population as of 2011 population total 85050 area magnitude sq. km area total area telephone postal code 202410 vehicle code range sex ratio unlocode website footnotes Bahjoi is a town and a municipal board in Bhimnagar district in the state of Uttar Pradesh , India . It is the district headquarter of Bhimnagar district .It is in Chandausi Tehsil . ref expressindia url http www.expressindia.com latest news bandh start to mayas new dist 854280 ref . Geography sambhal is located at Coord 28.4 N 78.62 E . ref http www.fallingrain.com world IN 36 Bahjoi.html Falling Rain Genomics, Inc Bahjoi ref It has an average elevation of 655 metres 1540 feet . Demographics As of 2011 India census , ref GR India ref Bahjoi had a population of 85050. Males constitute 52 of the population and females 48 . Bahjoi has an average literacy rate of 52 , lower than the national average of 59.5 with 60 of the males and 40 of females literate. 18 of the population is under 6 years of age. References Reflist Bhimnagar district Moradabad division topics Category Cities and towns in Moradabad district Moradabad geo stub bpy hi it Bahjoi nl Bahjoi new pl Bahjoi pt Bahjoi vi Bahjoi ... more details
Image Uayma.png right thumb Location of the Municipality Image Uayma cathedral.jpg thumb right Uayma s Cathedral Uayma is a town of 2300 inhabitants located in the center of the Yucat n Peninsula, about 15 kilometers north and west of Valladolid. In colonial times Uayma was a major stop on the El Camino Real Mexico El Camino Real between M rida, Yucat n M rida and Valladolid Yucat n s third city . ref http www.colonial mexico.com Yucatan uayma.html Uayma.. in living color. colonial heritage of Yucatan Bot generated title ref The church was built originally by the Spaniards to enforce their culture in Uayma, which was at the time an important Mayan center. Stones from nearby Mayan temples including Chichen Itza were used to build the church, some of which can be seen on the facade. In the 19th Century, the church was practically destroyed in the Caste War of Yucat n when the Cruzob Mayas tried to eradicate all evidence of Spanish rule in the Yucat n Peninsula . Other colonial structures and more recently built structures, including a railway station, remain in various states of disrepair around the town. Renovation of the town s unique church was completed in 2005. Restoration was completed due to the efforts of Elba Villareal de Garcia Ponce and Fernando Garces Fierros, through both a private program called Adopte una Obra de Arte Adopt a Work of Art and the government s Institute of Anthropology and History INAH . coord 20 44 N 88 19 W region MX type city source enwiki GNS display title External links http www.yucatanliving.com destinations day trip to uayma.htm A Visit to Uayma References reflist Yucat n Category Populated places in Yucat n Category Municipalities of Yucat n es Uayma ru ... more details
Infobox language name Sakapultek nativename Sacapulteco states Guatemala region Quich Department El Quich speakers 15,000 date 2006 ethnicity Sakapultek people Sakapultek familycolor American fam1 Mayan languages Mayan fam2 Quichean Mamean fam3 Quichean languages Greater Quichean minority Guatemala ref Cite web author Congreso de la Rep blica de Guatemala url http www.congreso.gob.gt gt mostrar ley.asp?id 448 title Decreto N mero 19 2003. Ley de Idiomas Nacionales accessdate 2009 06 22 ref agency Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala ALMG iso3 quv Sakapultek or Sacapulteco is a Mayan language very closely related to K iche language K iche Quich . It is spoken by approximately 15,000 people in Sacapulas , Quich Department El Quich department and in Guatemala City . ref name ethnologue cite book author Lewis, M. Paul ed. year 2009 title Ethnologue Ethnologue Languages of the World edition 16 format online version publisher SIL International location Dallas, TX isbn 1 55671 159 X oclc 60338097 accessdate 2009 12 15 chapter Sakapulteko chapterurl http www.ethnologue.com show language.asp?code quv ref ref The official 2002 census mentions a lower figure of 6.973 Sakapulteko speakers. See cite web url http www.ine.gob.gt Nesstar Censo2002 survey0 dataSet dataFiles dataFile1 var27.html title XI Censo Nacional de Poblaci n y VI de Habitaci n Censo 2002 Idioma o lengua en que aprendi a hablar accessdate 2009 12 15 publisher Instituto Nacional de Estad stica year 2002 ref References reflist Languages of Guatemala DEFAULTSORT Sakapultek Language Category Agglutinative languages Category Mayan languages Category Indigenous languages of Central America Category Mesoamerican languages Category Languages of Guatemala Na lang stub de Sakapultekisch es Idioma sacapulteco fr Sakapulteko lt Sakapultek kalba mk nl Sacapulteeks no Sakapultekisk pms Lenga sakapulteko pt L ngua sacapulteca ru ... more details
Infobox language name Sipakapense nativename Sipacape o states Guatemala region Sipacapa speakers 8,000 date 2000 ethnicity Sipakapense people Sipakapense familycolor American fam1 Mayan languages Mayan fam2 Quichean Mamean fam3 Quichean languages Greater Quichean iso3 qum agency ALMG Sipakapense is a Mayan language , closely related to K iche language K iche . It is spoken natively within indigenous Sipakapense people Sipakapense communities , primarily based in the Guatemala n municipality of Sipacapa , department of San Marcos department San Marcos . ref name SIL cite book editor aut Gordon, Raymond G., Jr. year 2005 title Ethnologue Ethnologue Languages of the World edition 15 format versi n en linea others Barbara F. Grimes ed. contribuente publisher SIL International location Dallas, TX isbn 1 55671 159 X oclc 60338097 accessdate chapter Sipakapense chapterurl http www.ethnologue.com show language.asp?code qum ref ref cite web url http www.ine.gob.gt Nesstar Censo2002 survey0 dataSet dataFiles dataFile1 var26.html title XI Censo Nacional de Poblaci n y VI de Habitaci n Censo 2002 Pertenencia de grupo tnico accessdate 2008 05 27 publisher Instituto Nacional de Estad sticas year 2002 ref ref name ALMG cite web title Comunidad Ling stica Sipakapense author url http www.almg.org.gt portal index.php?id 53&idioma 1 publisher Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala ALMG accessdate 2009 06 28 Dead link date October 2010 bot H3llBot ref References reflist Languages of Guatemala DEFAULTSORT Sipakapense Language Category Agglutinative languages Category Languages of Guatemala Category Mayan languages Category Indigenous languages of Central America Category Mesoamerican languages na lang stub de Sipakapensisch es Idioma sipacapense fr Sipakapense lt Sipakapie i kalba mk nl Sipakapense taal no Sipakapansk pt L ngua sipacapense ru ... more details
Aguilera is a surname which derives from Crown of Castile Castile , predominant among Christian kingdoms of medieval Spain . Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were Among the early explorers of the New World was Jer nimo de Aguilar, who reached the coast of Mexico in 1511 and lived for eight years among the Mayas, before joining Cort s in 1519 in the conquest of Mexico. Other early settlers of the new World include Catalina de Aguiar, who emigrated to America 1512. The familyname could also be spelled Aguilar, Aguilera, Aguiler, Aguiar, Aquilar and others and may refer to the following people Aaron Aguilera , professional wrestler Juan Gabriel Alberto Aguilera , Mexican singer better known as Juan Gabriel Carlos Aguilera , Uruguyan former footballer Carolina Aguilera , journalist Christina Aguilera born 1980 , American pop R&B singer songwriter Dave Aguilera , guitarist for Bleed the Dream Diego Mar n Aguilera died 1799 , Spanish inventor Diego de Aguilera , Spanish Renaissance painter Edward Aguilera born 1976 , Spanish singer Francisco Vicente Aguilera 1821 1877 , Cuban patriot Francisco Aguilera II 1992 , Mexican American rapper, better known as one half of L.I.Q. by his name Icon, or by his pseudonym Kano Germ n Sequeira Germ n Sequeira Aguilera 1884 1951 , Nicaraguan politician Jaime Rold s Aguilera 1940 1981 , President of Ecuador Jorge Aguilera born 1966 , Cuban sprinter Juan Aguilera born 1962 , Spanish tennis player Juan Miguel Aguilera born 1960 , Spanish fiction writer Marco Tulio Aguilera born 1955 , Mexican fiction writer Mari n Aguilera born 1977 , Spanish film television actress Rick Aguilera born 1961 , baseball player Ventura Ruiz Aguilera 1820 1881 , Spanish poet surname Aguilera It does not help to add disambig or hndis tags where the page only contains people who share a surname uk ... more details
class toccolours border 0 cellpadding 2 cellspacing 0 width 280px align right style margin left 0.5em style background 9BCB65 align center colspan 2 font size 1 Biosphere reserves of Guatemala font align center colspan 2 Image Tikalpano.jpg 300px Tikal National Park in the Maya biosphere reserve colspan 2 hr First reserve Tikal , 1955 Smallest reserve Trifinio biosphere reserve Trifinio , 8,000 Ha. Largest reserve Maya Biosphere Reserve Maya , 814,324 Ha. Governing body CONAP Biosphere reserve s in Guatemala include ref cite web url http www.conap.gob.gt Members admin documentos documentos centro de documentacion areas protegidas SIGAPublico Enero.xls view publisher conap.gob.gt title Listado de reas Protegidas enero, 2011 author CONAP accessdate 2011 06 14 format xls language Spanish ref Maya Biosphere Reserve Maya in El Pet n Tikal in El Pet n Monta as Mayas Chiquibul in El Pet n Trifinio biosphere reserve Trifinio in Chiquimula department Chiquimula Sierra de las Minas in Alta Verapaz , Baja Verapaz . El Progreso department El Progreso , Zacapa , Izabal Visis Cab in El Quich See also List of national parks of Guatemala References Reflist Category Conservation in Guatemala Category Biosphere reserves of Guatemala Category Guatemala related lists NorthAm protected area stub es Reservas de la biosfera de Guatemala ... more details
Atai Ulaan , in Buryat people Buryat mythology, is leader of the 44 Tengriism tenger of the eastern skies, in contrast to his brother Han Hormasta, who is leader of the 55 tenger of the western skies. Also known as Galta Ulaan ..., he is husband of Mayas Hara Toodei. ... Abai Geser married his daughter Gaguurai Nogoon. ref Sarangerel 2001, p. 225 ref The army of Atai Ulaan consisted of 6,666 soldiers. ref http buryatmongol.org 2008 01 18 conclusion of the first branch ref Atai Ulaan made thirteen magicks dance on his palm and twenty three magicks dance on his fingers . ref Sarangerel 2001, p. 194 ref Han Hormasta s son Bukhe Beligte threw a great black spear that smashed the big toe of Atai Ulaan s right foot. ref Sarangerel 2001, p. 194 ref Malevolent disease spirits came out of the remains of Atai Ulaan and tormented humans ref Sarangerel 2001, p. 195 ref , suggesting that the tale of the stubbing of Atai Ulaan toe may allude to the ailment gout , which most commonly afflicts the big toe . The disease spirits which thus originated were Gal Nurma Khan, Sherem Minata Khan cf. the Sherem in the Book of Jacob , chapter 7 Ya q b Jacob wrestled with the angel in like manner as did Zasa Mergen Baatar , Abarga Sesen, Loir Hara Lobsogoldoi, and the Yonhoboi sisters of Loir Hara Lobsogoldoi . Notes reflist Bibliography Sarangerel Julie Ann Stewart Chosen by the Spirits Following Your Shamanic Calling . Destiny Books, Rochester VT , 2001. Category Mongol mythology az Atay tr Atay Han ru ... more details
Campaignbox American War of Independence West Indies Campaignbox Anglo Spanish War 1779 The Capture of Cayo Cocina also known as Saint George s Caye was the result of a Spain Spanish military operation on 15 September 1779 against a Kingdom of Great Britain British settlement on Saint George s Caye , just off the coast of present day Belize , during the American War of Independence . The settlement was at the time the major British population center in the area, and was attacked by Spanish forces from the Captaincy General of Guatemala . The entire population about 400 people was removed, either overland to M rida, Yucat n M rida or by sea to Havana . Settlers who had been working on the mainland eventually made their way to other nearby British settlements at Roat n or Black River settlement Black River . The entire Belizean territory was abandoned until 1784, after British logging rights were confirmed in the 1783 Treaty of Paris 1783 Treaty of Paris . ref Bolland, pp. 30 31 ref ref Restall, p. 23 ref References reflist Bolland, O. Nigel. http books.google.com books?id nlL96RL4M20C&lpg PA31&dq 22st. 20george s 20cay 22 201779&pg PA31 v onepage&q 22st. 20george s 20cay 22 201779&f false Colonialism and Resistance in Belize Restall, Matthew. http books.google.com books?id ygzb9M7cL5wC&lpg PA23&dq 22st. 20george s 20cay 22 201779&pg PA23 v onepage&q 22st. 20george s 20cay 22 201779&f false The Black Middle Africans, Mayas, and Spaniards in Colonial Yucatan coord missing Belize Category Conflicts in 1779 Category Battles involving Spain Cayo Cocina Category Battles involving Great Britain Cayo Cocina Category Battles of the American Revolutionary War Cayo Cocina Category History of Belize Belize stub ... more details
Infobox settlement official name Orange Walk Town image skyline OWtownBZE.JPG imagesize 300px image caption Main square, Orange Walk Town, Belize image flag image seal pushpin map Belize pushpin mapsize 300 map caption Map of Orange Walk metropolitan area coordinates region BZ subdivision type List of countries Country subdivision name flag Belize subdivision type1 Districts of Belize District subdivision name1 Orange Walk District Orange Walk subdivision type2 subdivision name2 leader title Mayor leader name Kevin Bernard established title established date area magnitude area total km2 area total sq mi area land km2 area land sq mi area water km2 area water sq mi area water percent area urban km2 area urban sq mi area metro km2 area metro sq mi population as of 20101 population note Official 2010 Population and Housing Census population total 13,400 population density km2 population density sq mi population metro population density metro km2 population density metro sq mi population urban timezone Central Time zone Central utc offset 6 timezone DST utc offset DST latd 18 latm 4 lats 30 latNS N longd 88 longm 33 longs 30 longEW W elevation m sea level elevation ft 0 website footnotes Orange Walk Town is the second largest town in the nation of Belize , with a population of about 13,400 Official Release of the Main Findings of the 2010 Population and Housing Census . It is the capital of the Orange Walk District . Orange Walk Town is located on the left bank of the New River Belize New River , 53 miles north of Belize City and 30 miles 50 km south of Corozal Town . History In the days of the Maya civilization Mayas , the area was known as Holpatin . The district is home to the biggest Mayan temple of the Maya civilization Preclassic pre classic period . The Mayas of the area came in contact with the Europeans in the 1530s, after which the two groups fought over land. In 1848, there was a massive influx of Maya and Mestizo s from Mexico, fleeing the Caste War of ... more details
1980s and early 1990s. This orthograhy was later modified by the Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala ... of the two major orthographies Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala ALMG Summer Institute of Linguistics ... more details
Stern Wieder mal behauptet ein Hobby Forscher, er allein habe die Glyphen Schrift der Mayas richtig ... in 1995 ref Historia de una dinast a Maya. El desciframiento de los jerogl ficos mayas de acuerdo con ... Zabern. Historia de una dinast a Maya. El desciframiento de los jerogl ficos mayas de acuerdo con ... more details
Image Maya moon goddess.jpg thumb 200px The Moon Goddess in the Classic period The traditional Mayas generally assume the moon to be female, and the moon s phases are accordingly conceived as the stages of a woman s life. The Maya moon goddess wields great influence in many areas. Being in the image of a woman, she is naturally associated with sexuality and procreation, fertility and growth, not only of human beings, but also of the vegetation and the crops. Since in a negative sense, growth can cause all sorts of ailments, the moon goddess is also a goddess of disease. Everywhere in Mesoamerica , including the Mayan area, she is specifically associated with water, be it wells, rainfall, or the rainy season. In the codices, she has a terrestrial counterpart in goddess I . Lunar mythology The sources for Maya lunar mythology are almost entirely contemporaneous, with the exception of the Popol Vuh . A division can be made according to the moon s kinship roles. Moon as a male sibling celestial power . In the Popol Vuh 16th century , the Maya Hero Twins are finally transformed into sun and moon, implying the recognition of a male moon, in a departure from the main Maya tradition. However, the Popol Vuh hardly belongs to lunar mythology, and becoming sun and moon may well be a metonymy metonym for acquiring dominance over the sky and thus, metaphorically, political predominance. Moon as a wife origin of menstruation . True lunar mythology is first and foremost represented by the Q eqchi myth of Sun and Moon first studied by Eric Thompson. ref Thompson 1930 126 132, 125 138, and Thompson 1939 ref It makes the Moon Goddess Po the daughter of the Earth God, or Mountain Valley . She is wooed and finally captured by Sun. They sleep together. When this is discovered and the couple flees, the angry father reacts by having his daughter destroyed. In all likelihood, this patriarchal ... thumb The Moon Goddess with rabbit Moon as a grand mother The rabbit in the moon . Among the Mayas ... more details
Juan Galindo 1802 1839 was a Central America n explorer and army officer. He fought for Central American independence from Spain and led the charge that took the fortress at Omoa , the last Spanish stronghold in Central America. Galindo was born in Dublin in 1802 as John Galindo. ref Drew 1999, p.50. ref His father, Philemon Galindo was an Englishman of Spanish descent and his mother was Irish. ref name Drew99p51 Drew 1999, p.51. ref He left for the New World before he was twenty and, although little is known about his early career, he appeared in Guatemala in 1827. ref name Drew99p51 His participation in the army of General Francisco Moraz n led to him being made governor of Pet n Department Pet n . ref name Drew99p51 He received a large land grant there and was charged with pacifying the Lacandon people Lacandon Maya . ref name Drew99p51 Galindo s father was a government official in Costa Rica . Galindo worked for the government of the United Provinces of Central America . In addition to his military duties, his work included a stint as governor of Pet n and diplomatic mission s to Havana and the United States . During this time, he wrote accounts of local conditions, topography and landmarks. Galindo also explored and wrote descriptive accounts of various ancient Maya civilization Maya ruins, including Palenque and Cop n . In 1834, while serving as governor of Pet n, he visited Cop n and noted the sculpted high relief stelae there. ref Drew 1999, pp.51 52. ref They are notable as they were first to point out the close resemblance between the contemporary Maya peoples and the carved images of the ancient Maya to be found amongst the ruins. Contrary to ideas that the ancient Maya architecture had been created by peoples such as ancient Egypt ians, Polynesia ns, or even the Lost Tribes of Israel , this suggested that they were built by the contemporary Mayas ancestors. Galindo was a loyal supporter of the Liberalism liberal central government of President Francisco ... more details
Geobox Range Name section name Maya Mountains native name other name Monta as Mayas other name1 image Maya mtns fog.JPG image size 250px image caption Maya Mountains during foggy conditions Etymology etymology Country etc. country BLZ country1 GUA state state1 region region1 district type Department district district1 city type Municipality city city1 Orography unit unit1 part count part part1 border border1 geology Karstic geology1 period Mesozoic Cretaceous period1 orogeny orogeny1 Geography area length length orientation length round width width orientation width round highest Doyle s Delight highest location highest country Belize highest state highest region highest district highest elevation 1124 highest lat d 16 highest lat m 29 highest lat s 39 highest lat NS N highest long d 89 highest long m 2 highest long s 45 highest long EW W lowest lowest location lowest country lowest state lowest region lowest district lowest elevation imperial lowest lat d lowest lat m lowest lat s lowest lat NS lowest long d lowest long m lowest long s lowest long EW woods Free fields free name free value Map section map map size map caption map first The Maya Mountains are a mountain range in Belize and eastern Guatemala . The highest peaks are Doyle s Delight at convert 1124 m ft and Victoria Peak Belize Victoria Peak at convert 1120 m ft . The Maya Mountains and associated foothills contain a number of important Maya civilization Maya n ruin s including the sites of Lubaantun , ref http www.megalithic.co.uk article.php?sid 18136 C.Michael Hogan, Lubaantun , The Megalithic Portal 2007 ref Nim Li Punit , Cahal Pech , ref http www.ucl.ac.uk archaeology pia pv11990 pv1awe.htm Distribution of Early Middle Formative Period Sites ref and Chaa Creek the most eminent nature reserve within the range is the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary . The mountains are mainly made of Paleozoic granite and other Paleozoic sediments. File VictoriaPeakBZE.JPG right thumb 250px Maya Mountains with Victoria ... more details
Luis Gonz lez Palma is a Modernism modernist Guatemala n Photography photographer . Born in 1957, the artist grew up in Guatemala City where he later continued to live and opened up a portrait studio. He studied architecture and cinematography at the Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala and then turned to photography. He has presented his work since 1989 present in more than 58 expositions in America and Europe. He is of mixed or mestizo background, and his photography focuses on the plight of the indigenous Maya civilization Mayas and the mestizo people of Guatemala. His photographs are often meant to bring Psychology psychological and culture issues into the viewers mind, by incorporating distant gazes and mystical costumes that objectify and explain the pain these people, who are a minority group minority in Guatemala, have gone through since before, during and after the intense genocide of their race. Symbol ism is very important in Gonz lez Palma s work he uses symbols to get his strong ideas across. Along with symbolism Gonz lez Palma uses Sepia tone sepia tints in all of his photographs, and tends to leave the whites of the eyes not tinted, in order to intensify the subject s gaze. Critics say this helps bring out the issues that the artist is trying to explain or explore. Another strong part of his photography is that he tends to collage his photographs, layering on top of his subjects with important words or symbols. Gonz lez Palma declares that he tries to portray the soul of a people in his photographs, but others disagree with him, and claim that he exploits his subjects. It all comes down to the opinion of the viewer in the end. External links http www.gonzalezpalma.com Luis Gonzalez Palma website http www.peterfetterman.com New artists.php?category id 61&parent id 77 Peterfetterman.com http www.artwrite.cofa.unsw.edu.au 0125 source mcmurray 1500 mcmurray Gonzalez 2.html Artwrite http www.noorderlicht.com eng fest02 mundos1 palma Noorderlicht.com http ... more details
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List of state leaders in 562 562 state leaders 563 Events of 563 List of state leaders in 564 564 state leaders State leaders by year Africa Empty section date May 2011 America Mayas K an Joy Chitam I , Palenque Ruler of Palenque 529&ndash 565 Asia Chalukya Pulakesi I , Chalukya Chalukya ruler 543&ndash 566 China Southern and Northern Dynasties Chen Dynasty Emperor Wen of Chen China Emperor Wen , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Chen 560&ndash 566 Northern Qi Dynasty Emperor Wucheng of Northern Qi Emperor Wucheng , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Northern Qi 561&ndash 565 Northern Zhou Dynasty Emperor Wu of Northern Zhou Emperor Wu , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Northern Zhou 561&ndash 578 Western Liang Southern Dynasties Western Liang Emperor Ming of Western Liang Emperor Ming , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Western Liang 562&ndash 585 Japan Asuka Period Emperor Kimmei , List of Emperors of Japan Emperor of Japan 539&ndash 571 Korea Three Kingdoms of Korea Three Kingdoms Baekje Wideok of Baekje Wideok , Rulers of Korea King of Baekje 554&ndash 598 Goguryeo Pyeongwon of Goguryeo Pyeongwon , Rulers of Korea King of Goguryeo 559&ndash 590 Silla Jinheung of Silla Jinheung , Rulers of Korea King of Silla 540&ndash 576 G kt rk Turkic Khaganate Bumin Khan 552&ndash 553 Istemi , Yabgu 552&ndash 576 Europe Eurasian Avars Avars Bayan Avar Khagan Bayan I , Khagan Avar Khagan 562&ndash 602 Byzantine Empire Justinian I , 527&ndash 565. D l Riata ed n mac Gabr in , King of D l Riata 559&ndash 608 England Kingdom of Essex Aescwine of Essex Aescwine 527&ndash 587 Kingdom of Kent Eormenric of Kent Eormenric 534 540&ndash 564 580 Northumbria Bernicia Adda of Bernicia Adda , King of Northumbria King of Bernicia 560&ndash 568 Deira kingdom Deira Aella of Deira Aella , King of Northumbria King of Deira 560&ndash 589 Wessex Ceawlin of Wessex , King of Wessex 560&ndash 592 Franks Austrasia Sigebert I , Merovingians King of Rheims 561&ndash 575 Kingdom of Burgundy ... more details
List of state leaders in 561 561 state leaders 562 Events of 562 List of state leaders in 563 563 state leaders State leaders by year Africa Empty section date May 2011 America Mayas K an Joy Chitam I , Palenque Ruler of Palenque 529&ndash 565 Asia Chalukya Pulakesi I , Chalukya Chalukya ruler 543&ndash 566 China Southern and Northern Dynasties Chen Dynasty Emperor Wen of Chen China Emperor Wen , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Chen 560&ndash 566 Northern Qi Dynasty Emperor Wucheng of Northern Qi Emperor Wucheng , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Northern Qi 561&ndash 565 Northern Zhou Dynasty Emperor Wu of Northern Zhou Emperor Wu , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Northern Zhou 561&ndash 578 Western Liang Southern Dynasties Western Liang Emperor Xuan of Western Liang Emperor Xuan , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Western Liang 555&ndash 562 Emperor Ming of Western Liang Emperor Ming , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Western Liang 562&ndash 585 Japan Asuka Period Emperor Kimmei , List of Emperors of Japan Emperor of Japan 539&ndash 571 Korea Three Kingdoms of Korea Three Kingdoms Baekje Wideok of Baekje Wideok , Rulers of Korea King of Baekje 554&ndash 598 Goguryeo Pyeongwon of Goguryeo Pyeongwon , Rulers of Korea King of Goguryeo 559&ndash 590 Silla Jinheung of Silla Jinheung , Rulers of Korea King of Silla 540&ndash 576 G kt rk Turkic Khaganate Muhan Khan 554&ndash 572 Istemi , Yabgu 552&ndash 576 Europe Eurasian Avars Avars Kandik , Khagan Avar Khagan 554&ndash 562 Bayan Avar Khagan Bayan I , Khagan Avar Khagan 562&ndash 602 Byzantine Empire Justinian I , 527&ndash 565. D l Riata ed n mac Gabr in , King of D l Riata 559&ndash 608 England Kingdom of Essex Aescwine of Essex Aescwine 527&ndash 587 Kingdom of Kent Eormenric of Kent Eormenric 534 540&ndash 564 580 Northumbria Bernicia Adda of Bernicia Adda , King of Northumbria King of Bernicia 560&ndash 568 Deira kingdom Deira Aella of Deira Aella , King of Northumbria King of Deira 560&ndash ... more details
List of state leaders in 540 540 state leaders 541 Events of 541 List of state leaders in 542 542 state leaders State leaders by year Africa Empty section date May 2011 America Mayas K an Joy Chitam I , Palenque Ruler of Palenque 529&ndash 565 Asia China Southern and Northern Dynasties Liang Dynasty Emperor Wu of Liang China Emperor Wu , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Liang 502&ndash 549 Eastern Wei Dynasty Emperor Xiaojing of Eastern Wei Emperor Xiaojing , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Eastern Wei 534&ndash 550 Western Wei Dynasty Emperor Wen of Western Wei Emperor Wen , Table of Chinese monarchs Emperor of Western Wei 535&ndash 551 Japan Asuka Period Emperor Kimmei , List of Emperors of Japan Emperor of Japan 539&ndash 571 Korea Three Kingdoms of Korea Three Kingdoms Baekje Seong of Baekje Seong , Rulers of Korea King of Baekje 523&ndash 554 Goguryeo Anwon of Goguryeo Anwon , Rulers of Korea King of Goguryeo 531&ndash 545 Silla Jinheung of Silla Jinheung , Rulers of Korea King of Silla 540&ndash 576 Europe England Bernicia Eoppa of Bernicia Eoppa , King of Northumbria King of Bernicia c.520 Kingdom of Essex Aescwine of Essex Aescwine 527&ndash 587 Kingdom of Kent Eormenric of Kent Eormenric 534 540&ndash 564 580 Wessex Cynric of Wessex Cynric , King of Wessex 534&ndash 560 Franks Soissons Clotaire I , Merovingians King of Soissons 511&ndash 558 Paris Childebert I , Merovingians King of Paris 511&ndash 558 Austrasia Theudebert I , Merovingians King of Austrasia 534&ndash 548 Lombards Lombard Kingdom Audoin 539&ndash 565 Suebic Kingdom of Galicia Teodemundo 469&ndash 550 Ostrogothic Kingdom Ildibad Hildebad 540&ndash 541 Eraric 541 Totila 541&ndash 552 Visigothic Kingdom Theudis 531&ndash 548 Middle East Byzantine Empire Justinian I 527&ndash 565 Persia Khosrau I , Sassanids Persian Emperor 531&ndash 579 Category Lists of state leaders by year 0541 Category 541 State leaders mk 541 ... more details
Image Alice Dixon LePlongeon Portrait.jpeg 200 px thumb right Portrait of Alice Dixon Le Plongeon, taken by her husband Augustus Le Plongeon Augustus , ca. 1875 Alice Dixon Le Plongeon 1851 1910 was an England English photographer , amateur archaeologist traveller, and author. Together with her husband Augustus Le Plongeon she spent eleven years living and working in southern Mexico and Central America photographing and studying the ruined cities of the pre Columbian Maya civilization . The origins and history of the ruins were at that time obscure. Together with her husband, she helped make some of the first photographs of ruins at Chich n Itz and Uxmal . They developed several speculative theories concerning the origins of the Maya, which are today completely discounted by modern Mayanist scholarship but contributed to the emergence of Mayanism . The Le Plongeons believed the ancient Maya had been in direct communication with the lost continent of Atlantis and with ancient Egypt and that Jesus had been influenced by the Mayas and spoke the Yucatec language. Alice had a strong interest in Spiritualism , Freemasonry , and the Rosicrucians , and was active in the Theosophical Society and a friend of Annie Besant . Her writings included Queen Moo s Talisman , a fanciful description of the ancient Maya royalty featuring the characters Queen Moo and Prince Coh also known as Chacmool . Its title refers to a jade pendant that had been found in the ruins at Chich n Itz that Alice wore. Her epic poem A Dream of Atlantis 1909 11 was published in The Word Magazine , a Theosophy serial. Alice was also an acquaintance of James Churchward , who wrote extensively about Mu lost continent Mu Lemuria continent Lemuria , whose name came from the saga of Queen Moo. Although her interpretations of the ancient Maya have been rejected, her documentation and recording of monuments and inscriptions at several List of Maya sites Maya sites remains a useful repository of information. Publi ... more details
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